The multicultural and feminist perspectives of psychology are challenging to integrate, however, in doing so, the various issues relevant to the subjects are revealed. Multicultural psychology is concerned with the experiences of diverse groups of individuals. From the feminist multicultural perspective, individuals are in possession of multiple social identifies, stemming from their gender, in addition to their cultural background. Heeding the differences between individuals is the root of multicultural psychology, with the feminist perspective furthering the recognition of differentiation between individuals, and the importance that psychologists make note of and address them.
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